Pros: Good color balance, bright, decent refresh rate in games

Cons: Speaker is terrible, but expected.

Pros: Very bright, great contrast

Cons: Dead after 3 years and 4 months. I don't work for Acer so this time frame could very well fall outside one standard deviation for failure probability, and if that were the case I'd give it five stars.

Pros: works great, parents love it, sharp display and accurate colors

Cons: none

Overall Review: highly recommend

Pros: replaced 2 20" monitors with these. love the real estate and colors look wonderful. no issues after over a year with them

Cons: bezel could be a little thinner, no Displayport, which I knew going in

Pros: Good price for business use. I use for trading stocks. can't comment on gaming

Cons: No HDMI. I think power supply within monitor would be neater

Overall Review: Have 5 Acer monitors and have had no problems

Pros: The monitor itself is decent. Fits my needs.

Cons: The stand does not adjust at all. Static height and tilt.
The speakers are terrible. I was hoping for something along the line of laptop speaker quality, or at least a netbook. Its actually louder if I just drape my headphones over the monitor.

Pros: -Easily summarized with mentioning the price and the quality of what you get, I run a dual display of these and it costed me less than $300, I don't have much reason to complain.
-Nothing clearly wrong or missing with the product on delivery, which always simplifies things.

Cons: - The base certainly isn't the best, but honestly the issue feels minimal with all factors accounted for.

Overall Review: Honestly if you are wanting a decent display for a reasonable price buy this. I don't know what else to tell you. Obviously understand what you're getting at the price point though.

Pros: Great performance for what I use it for. Speaking about my 5+ year old Acer, no problems, no dead Pixels after using daily for hours on end for over 5 years. Liked it enough that I bought a this 2nd one along with another HP desk top. The monitors are literally mounted stacked upon one another. Because of such they can be accurately compared side by side. I can say there is little difference of the display between them. The only difference I can see is the bezel is thinner on the newer version. Bottom line is the picture has little if any change and would recommend for the kind of computing I do. I do a lot of internet selling and everything to do with it. Acer has rarely let me down. I had one smaller size monitor quit working for no apparent reason some time ago and could not revive it, however it did have some miles on it and this mishap still did not change my opinion of the value and performance I've gotten from these monitors. I have a total of 4 desk top PCs (and 4 laptops). I prefer Acer as my monitor of choice even linking into one when I use a laptop at our seasonal cabin. Anything can go bad for one reason or another, just the [bad] luck of the draw. But the positives for this monitor are far and above the few bad experiences and the ones I read, Acer seems to want to get involved to help as evidenced by some of their responses to the negative reviews.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I prefer working with desk top PCs for media, picture processing, music, watching videos etc.. I do not use my PCs for gaming and therefor know nothing about how responsive or good they are for gaming. I play an occasional DVD which doesn't seem to be high Def, but then again if I want better definition I use my Sony Blue Ray with my 47" LG HD. I don't necessarily believe the trouble is with the Acer monitor more than the it is with the hardware being used to play it with. One last thing, I wish they had a HDMI input/output, since the new (refurb) HP PC has a an HDMI input for the monitor. I ordered a DVI-D to HDMI adapter for $2.85. I'd like to see either Acer add an HDMI input or throw in an adapter for it.